Questions first,
training second.

All ages and all levels — athletes as young as five through college and pro. Group sessions are arranged by age and level so nobody trains against players they can't compete with, in either direction.

Yes. A first-year player and a varsity starter need different sessions, not different standards. Beginners spend more time on footwork, handling, and shot mechanics before anything gets layered on top.

Two locations. The Jump — 1717 NY-17M, Goshen, NY 10924. Kulture Basketball — 22 Hollywood Ave, Unit 2, Ho-Ho-Kus, NJ 07423. Team sessions can also run at your own gym.

Sessions run 60 minutes, and each one is tailored to that athlete's needs, skill level, and development goals. Team sessions are scheduled to fit your practice window.

Court shoes, water, and a ball if you have one. Come dressed to move and arrive a few minutes early so the session starts on time.

[e.g. 24 hours' notice to reschedule at no charge; later cancellations are billed for the session.] Weather and gym closures are always rescheduled, no penalty.

Absolutely — that's what small group training is for. Bring your own group of two to four and the per-athlete rate is lower than a private session.

There's no fixed weekly calendar because availability moves. Send a request with the days and times that work for you and you'll get specific slots back, usually within 24 hours.

Pricing depends on the session type and how often the athlete trains, so it's handled directly. Call or text (845) 313-4470, email Ajvalenti7@gmail.com, or send a session request and we'll come back with pricing along with times.

Reach out and we'll go through pricing and package options with you. Consistency is what makes training work, so most athletes train on a repeating weekly slot.